Sannur valley cave reserve in Beni-Suef governorate ,Reaching the place is easy.
Have you been to Hang Son Doong Cave or Jeita Grotto .. Well we will take you to a smaller cave first . Not that small it’s 275 m long.. oh no .. Can you imagine how big is Son Doong. First guess will get a Nutella Jar during the trip.
It’s a big cave. Declared a protected area in 1992. Receives very few visitors and hence feels less touristic and more of an exploration. It is characterized by the presence of fascinating forms of stalactites and stalagmites. The cave is 30m high, 25m wide and 275m long and almost 120m below sea level.
Due to the ongoing alabaster drilling operations, 54 big cavities leading to a caves in the bottom of the earth. They contain geological formations known as ups and downs.
The most important feature of the cave is the quality of its natural formations that are the rarest in the world. They also represent an importance to researchers for conducting detailed comparative studies with regard to variations of ancient environmental conditions.
The quality and rareness of the natural formations found in the cave make this place a rarest one on earth. The place seems to be an ideal arena for researchers to conduct detailed and comparative studies which can help in getting a deeper understanding of the environmental conditions that were present during the ancient era.
Visit the Cave on a day trip.. Keep exploring the nearby fun neighborhood. Spend a fun day in the desert. Trips to Sannur cave can be organized from Cairo.